Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-30
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The cracker factory at Sioux Falls
intends to make 200 barrels Of crackers
per day.
The new Congregational church az
Henry has been dedicated, and 10 free
from debt.
Burt Moody, son Of Judge Moody Of
the Black Hills, is attending college at
Boston, Mass.
Hundreds OF barrels of wine have
been made from native grapes in Hughes
county this year.
The board Of education has chosen
Miss Younglove, of Rochester, Mimi, as
assistant principal of the Huron high
school.
Hyde. Hughes, Turner. Olsy, .Ierauld.
Brule, Charles Mix. Faulk, Sphinx and
Davis each made county exhibit at the
Mitchell fair.
Areport from Redfield says that fine
flow OF water has been obtained from the
artesian we'll there at depth OF some-
thing like 900 feet.
Rev. s. w. Stevens preached his last
sermoa at the Fargo Baptist church
Sunday morning. He will take, an ap-
pointment in the east.
B. M. Seabright, Steele farm or, who
brought two barrels OF whisky with him
from Virginia, has been arres ted for
selling it without license.
Mr.. ID. g. Smead, OF Minneapolis, has
been engaged to conduct series OF re-
ligious meetings at Huron. beginning
about the 10th Of November.
Efforts are being made to induce the
farmers OF Beadie comfy to arrange
collection of corn grown in that county
this season, to be sent to the corn palace
at Sioux City.
The bridge over the Cheyenne near
Lisbon broke down Monday with hers
of horses belonging TO Mr.. Mafherson.
All went into the water, with the mens
bnt none were hurt.
Mrs. John Spring, one Of the early
settlers Of Beadle county, was buried
Monday. She had been ON Invalid Tor
some years, and although in failing
health her death was quite unexpected.
Measrs. Gull and Rose are taking steps
to start binding swine factory at Fargo.
The twine is to be made from common
weeds by purely chemical proce ss. 4
patent has been applied for.
Andrew Patterson has arrived at Blunt
with another train load of sheep for dis
tribntion among the farmers OF this vici-
nifty, making about 5000 sheep that thia
gentleman alone has brought TO Blunt.
Henry Richert, Turner connty
charge, died last Saturday and now 1t
has been found that he had notes 10 the
amount Of $500, for money lent the
party who was keeping him snd whom
the county WAS paying for the same.
Sioux Falls latest acquisition ig the
Skinner wagon manufacturing comp any,
which moves from Emmettsburg, iowa,
for bonus OF So 900 and $4,000 in sub
Iacribed and paid up stock in tho COM
pany.
Another mountain OF tin ore has been
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tion from Custer Oity, which is said to
| be the most important. inasmuch as it is
by far the most extensive and massive
body OF the ore yet discovered in the
HILLS.
During twelve months the several
hotels OF Huron registered 1000 guesEs.
Just 1000 for each week OF The year,
which places Huron second in the list
of all Dakota towns in this particular,
Aberdeen being first with register of
60, 900.
0. VI. Buck, manufacturer OF and
Wholesale dealer in cigars, who has been
doing business in Sioux Falls about
three years, was closed up Wednesday
| by the sheriff. This is the second time
his establishment has passed into the
hands of this officer within the past Elk
months.
| The Dakota school Of mines at Dead
wood commences its fall term Ocs. 4th.
Talented scientists from the east have
been placed in charge OF the depart.
tnents. The new metallurgical laborssory
is nearing completion, and the reduction
machinery will be set up within two or
4 three weeks
| The second year OF the jamestown
college opened Tuesday with Hattering
tprospects. Fifty students are in atten-
dance and cne hundred will be at the
! opening Of she next winter term. A new
brick building, three additional instruc-
r tors. and five times the number oi
studente are advantages possessed Oyer
last year.
|, The conference OF Congregation nal
!, churches of north Dakota closed it's sss- :
sions Sunday evening. Rev. Messra
Montgomery. of Minneapolis. W. A,
t Duncan, of Syra0Rse, New York, Padde-
foot, OF Massachusetts, and Roy OF Chi-
s cago, were ths prominent ministers pres
: ent from the cast. The next conference
will be held at Wahpeton.
Il Rev.J. W. Scott, pastor OF the Metho-
distch at PIankinton. has Withdrawn
from the ministry and the church under
peculiar circumstances. Charges OF dis
: honesty and immortality had been made
: against him: Presiding Elder Pardee
: of Mitchell, appointed an investigating
3 committee. they reported that the
charges were well founded and Rev